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Four Brazilian Temples Resume Phase 2 of Operations May 10; Toronto Reverts

Four Brazilian Temples Resume Phase 2 of Operations May 10; Toronto Reverts

SALT LAKE CITY-Monday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints caused four Brazilian temples to resume operations at the Phase 2 level of reopening. These changes will come into effect May 10. These temples are the Campinas, Fortaleza, Recife and Sao Paulo Temples. Under the Salt Lake City-based faith’s […]

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Elder and Sister Stevenson Teach Young Latter-day Saints To Find Vision/Balance In Life

Elder and Sister Stevenson Teach Young Latter-day Saints To Find Vision/Balance In Life

SALT LAKE CITY-Sunday, Elder Gary E. Stevenson of The Quorum of Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his wife, Lesa, spoke from the new Pioneer Center at This Is The Place Heritage Park in Salt Lake City at a young single adults fireside. Elder […]

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Sunday covid-19 Report For Utah/Wasatch County

Sunday covid-19 Report For Utah/Wasatch County

SALT LAKE CITY-Sunday covid-19 report for Utah/Wasatch County Utahns fully vaccinated: 953,577 (29.7 percent of Utahns) Wasatch County residents fully vaccinated: 10.213 (28.3 percent of Wasatch County residents) Utah recovery percentage: 97.4 [97.38] percent (387,585-398,012) Wasatch County recovery percentage: 97.7 percent (4,510-4,616) Utah active case percentage: 2.1 [2.06] percent (8,223-398,012) […]

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Use-of-force cases prompt state debates over officer records

Use-of-force cases prompt state debates over officer records

DENVER (AP) — Lawmakers in more than 20 states have considered bills this year to make the disciplinary records of police officers public or to share them with other agencies, a push that comes amid high-profile deaths at the hands of law enforcement. About 20 states still largely prohibit their […]

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New ‘Utahraptor’ State Park to Protect Dino Bones, History

New ‘Utahraptor’ State Park to Protect Dino Bones, History

MOAB, Utah (AP) — The new ‘Utahraptor’ State Park, located 15 miles northwest of Moab will consist of 8,000 acres and promises to be a treasure trove of dinosaur fossils for adventurers. It is located just off of U.S. Highway 191 near the entrance to Arches National Park. The scenic […]

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Bid to censure Romney for Trump impeachment votes fails

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah Republicans booed Sen. Mitt Romney but ultimately rejected a motion to censure him Saturday for his votes at President Donald Trump’s impeachment trials. The measure narrowly failed, 798 to 711, in a vote by delegates to the state GOP convention, The Salt Lake Tribune reported. […]

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Saturday covid-19 Utah/Wasatch County Report

Saturday covid-19 Utah/Wasatch County Report

SALT LAKE CITY-Saturday covid-19 report for Utah/Wasatch County Utahns fully vaccinated: 948,639 (29.6 percent of Utahns) Wasatch County residents fully vaccinated: 10,206 (28.2 percent of Wasatch County residents) Utah recovery percentage: 97.4 [97.36] percent (387,244-397,733) Wasatch County recovery percentage: 97.7 [97.72] percent (4,506-4,611) Utah active case percentage: 2.1 [2.08] percent […]

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Maxine Horgan, left, and Barbara Nyden repeat the final chant of the Tuesday, April 27, 2021, Medicaid expansion rally at the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City. The Missouri Legislature is the latest statehouse fighting to undo voter-backed ballot measures. Missouri's GOP-led Senate this week voted against paying for voter-approved Medicaid expansion.  (Liv Paggiarino/The Jefferson City News-Tribune via AP)

Missouri latest state to thwart voter-approved policies

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri lawmakers recently shut down attempts to pay for Medicaid expansion, in what is the latest example of a statehouse fighting to undo voter-enacted polices. Critics argued during a contentious debate in the state Senate on Thursday that voters didn’t understand the potential cost of the federal health […]

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FILE - Rows of homes, are shown in suburban Salt Lake City, on April 13, 2019. Utah is one of two Western states known for rugged landscapes and wide-open spaces that are bucking the trend of sluggish U.S. population growth. The boom there and in Idaho are accompanied by healthy economic expansion, but also concern about strain on infrastructure and soaring housing prices. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

Booms in Idaho, Utah buck the curve of slowing U.S. population growth

SALT LAKE CITY — Two Western states known for their rugged landscapes and wide-open spaces are bucking the trend of sluggish U.S. population growth, which dipped to the lowest level since the Great Depression, though different forces are powering the population booms in Utah and Idaho. In Utah, births largely […]

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First Lady Jill Biden to Visit Salt Lake City Next Week

First Lady Jill Biden to Visit Salt Lake City Next Week

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — First lady Jill Biden is planning to visit Salt Lake City next week as part of a tour of several Western states, the White House announced Friday. Biden will travel to Salt Lake City and Las Vegas on Wednesday and then go to Fort Carson […]

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